Bridges Says the Name May Go On Ballots
Sen Bridges of New Hampshire says Republicans may put Eisenhower on early primaries ballots if no decision is made by January 30. He notes NH filing deadline is March 13 and early states need a decision. Sen Alexander Smith urges no pressure while GOP Chairman Hall cites possible August convention timing. Senator George predicts open conventions and Stevenson could regain the Democratic nomination if held now.
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Washington
Sen
Bridges
R-Nh
Eisenhower
Senate Republican Policy Committee
New Hampshire
Alexander Smith
Smith
GOP
Leonard W. Hall
George
D-Ga
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower Returns To Government Work At Denver Conference
President Eisenhower resumes active policy work with Attorney General Brownell at a Denver hospital conference focusing on Justice Department matters. Officials say politics is not on the agenda and Brownell declines to discuss possible second-term plans. Medical bulletins show steady recovery as convalescence nears one month.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Brownell
Justice Department
Denver White House
GOP National Committee
New York
Eugene Lepeschkin
University of Vermont Medical School
Burlington
Lepeschkin
Paul Dudley White
Boston
Washington
Faulty Air-Hose Blamed for Runaway Truck Deaths
In Cumberland Maryland a defective air-brake hose is blamed for a runaway truck that killed five people last Wednesday. Driver Paul Stewart Myers 25 and owner Ray Wells were arrested as material witnesses and charged with manslaughter. both Dover Pennsylvania residents were released on bond for January term court appearance.
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Cumberland
Paul Stewart Myers
Ray Wells
Dover
Allegany County Circust Court
Eisenhower Tells Zhukov United States Won't Seek Aggressive War
Washington reports record of Eisenhower statements at Geneva outlining peace aims and warning against aggressive war. Dulles to discuss with Soviet leaders after Rome and Paris huddles. four key questions set for foreign ministers: German reunification European security disarmament and freer East West exchange.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
Dulles
Geneva
United States
Bulganin
Eden
Faure
Rome
Paris
NATO
Germany
America
Hitler
Hot Clue Proves False in Triple Slaying Case
Chicago AP reports the truck owner Edward Rohlfes, 47, cleared of links to the three grade school slayings after lie detector testing. Investigators examined a stained tool laden truck and questioned brothers Herman Rohlfes, 52, and others while canvassing the Northwest Side area for clues. The victims were Jees Peterson, 14, John Schuessier, 13, and Anton Schuessler, 11.
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Chicago
Ineenh Tohman Announc
Edward
Rohlfes
Herman
Ialier
Fores
Rontie
Robinson Woods
Morton Grove
Lohman
Lehman
Des Plaines
Jees Peterson
John Schuessier
Anton ‘Tell
Herman Rohlfes
Diana Sein
Brookvillis
Ind
API
Gloria Vasm
James Hixon
Grote Im
Troocville
San Jose
Calif
Stella Sullivan
Associated Press
Gloria Vasquez
Napa State Hospital
Farflung
John Schuessler
Anton
Robert Peterson
Margaret Crimmins
Sun
Schuessier Boys
Robert R. Thibodeau
Joseph P. Renz
Clark G. Lupton
Robert Kirkham
Stevenson Backed by Lehman Amid NY Delegation Split
Adlai E. Stevenson acknowledges Sen. Herbert Lehman support as New York leaders debate a pro Harriman delegation. Lehman’s backing signals potential split in New York’s 90 vote delegation while DeSapio and Prendergast push Harriman and Wagner backs Stevenson.
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New York
Adlai E._ Stevenson
Sen
Lehman
Stevenson
Chicago
New York State
Carmine G. DeSapio
Michael H. Prendergast
Harriman
Robert F. Wagner
Life Comes Back as Columbus Mother Survives Near-Death
A Columbus mother of four, Susie Johnson, 24, was clinically dead for five minutes during surgery for a neck aneurysm at White Cross Hospital. Surgeon Dr. Eugene Fusco says oxygen and blood were pumped into her body and artificial respiration used. her heart and breathing restarted and she remains in good condition with some paralysis on one side.
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Columbus
Ohio
Susie Johnson
Eugene Fusco
Fusco
White Cross Hospital
Dr. Fusco
Celler cites new evidence on dollar-year men in government
Rep. Celler says House investigators have gathered new evidence of questionable practices by unpaid volunteers from business serving in government. He warns hearings will show inconsistencies as men work for the government while on company payrolls and aid their own firms. BAC chair Harold Roeschenstein and others pledge to testify on BAC service across Roosevelt, Truman and Eisenhower eras.
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Washington
Rep
Celler
D-Ny
House
Cellar
Business Advisory Council
BAC
Secretary of Commerce
K. Harold Roeschenstein
Owens- Corning Fiberglas Corp
Toledo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Cross Burned In Black Area Sparks Local Fear
Wichita Falls Texas police investigated a flaming cross found burning in a predominantly Black and Latin American residential area. A similar incident occurred two years earlier near a drive-in theater. No arrests. police attributed it to high school youths seeking excitement.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Education Week Theme Explained In Pictures
Education Week opens with a Society picture page illustrating the theme Schools Your Investment in America. The city plans to annex about 140 acres on Franklin’s southwest side with an aerial view to follow. Seven Middletown High School seniors prepare for a Y Teen study trip to the United Nations and a proposed itinerary is outlined.
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Middletown Classroom Teachers Assn
Society
America
Franklin
Bright
Middletown
United Nations
Nine Russian Seamen Seek Asylum in United States
In Seattle nine sailors from the Soviet tanker Tuapse, among twenty who sought asylum after the ship’s capture by Nationalist China, arrived with immigration officer Brownell’s approval. They flew from Formosa, expressed a wish for freedom and opportunity in America, and asked to keep their names private or change them.
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Seattle
Formosa
Brownell
Seattle- Tacoma International
New York
America
Russia
Driver Faces Runaway Truck Down Hill Crash
Charles Defrain, a 42-year-old truck driver from Williamsport, rode a runaway rig down Route 422 in Kittanning pa crashing through ten autos and injuring three people. Brakes failed about a third of the way down and the truck halted after a near 90 degree turn. Firemen extinguished a gasoline leak, Defrain unhurt, no charges filed.
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Kittanning
Charles Defrain
Williamsport
Pennsylvania
Defrain
Judge's Wife Stricken in Cincinnati
Mrs. Loraine Cain Denning 57 wife of Municipal Judge Clarence Denning died of a heart attack last night in downtown Cincinnati as she stepped from her husband’s car.
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Cincinnati
Loraine Cain Denning
Clarence Denning
Princess Margaret and Townsend Attend London Dinner
Princess Margaret and Peter Townsend were seen leaving a late dinner in Knightsbridge after a six hour evening in a cottage gathering. The event sparked questions of engagement with no official confirmation, while reports note royal views and possible future marriage remains uncertain.
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London
Princess Margaret
Peter Townsend
John L. Wills
Kinnerton St
Knightsbridge
Margaret
Wills
Andrew
Iris Peake
Nags Head
Britain
Len Coles
Coles
Clarence House
Townsend
Brussels
Princess
Adenauer Expected to Return to Duties Next Week
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 79, is recovering from bronchial pneumonia and is expected to resume official duties by the end of next week. He has been ill since October 7 at his Bonn home.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Israel seeks US security pledge amid rising regional tensions
Premier Moshe Sharett declared Israel is entitled to a security guarantee from the United States and pressed for urgent Washington action. He cited Egypt's arms deal with Czechoslovakia and urged a treaty to bolster Israel's security and deter aggression by evil forces.
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United Jewish Appeal
Jerusalem
Moshe Sharett
Israel
United States
Washington
Egypt
Czechoslovakia
Sharett
You Don't Run From Gas Cops NEW YORK
In Times Square a former convict surrendered when two policewomen arrested him for a pocket book theft. William Barber 27 said I dont want no trouble with women cops. He added that if someone tries to run they will shoot, citing a friend who was shot five years ago.
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New York
Times Square
William Barber
Zanzibar Wins Self Government
London reports Zanzibar will gain limited self rule with Zanzibaris on the island executive council as British Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd approves the plan. He envisions a future where a popular government could be elected.
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London
Zanzibar
Alan Lennox- Boyd
Cabinet in Meeting with Adams in Eisenhower Convalescence
President Eisenhower hosted a two hour cabinet meeting with Sherman Adams acting as contact for the president who is convalescing in Denver. The session included standard briefing of policy matters and coordination among ministers and aides.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Eisenower
Denver
Weekend forecast for pleasant autumn weather
Weather outlook suggests sunny, warm weekend after a cool tonight and Saturday morning. Official forecast calls for clouds and cooler air tonight with clearing and warming by Saturday afternoon. Yesterday's high reached 70 degrees at 4 pm and the morning low fell to 55 degrees at 8:15.
Mob Kills African For Refusing King Freddie Kneel
In Kampala Uganda a mob stoned and beat a man to death for not kneeling to King Freddie during celebrations marking his return from exile. The crowd, near a royal pavilion, persisted as ceremonies continued.
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Kampala
Uganda
Freddie
Buganda
London
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